March 3, 2026 3:51 am
Results Broadcasting
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact:
Results Broadcasting
Eric Voight, General Manager
Phone: 715-524-2194
Email: eric@rb-digitalmedia.com
Results Broadcasting Names Kayla Coehoorn as 2026 Farm Woman of the Year

Shawano, WI– Results Broadcasting is proud to announce Kayla Coehoorn of Pulaski as the recipient of the 2026 Farm Woman of the Year Award, recognizing her outstanding leadership, dedication, and contributions to agriculture in Northeast Wisconsin. Now in its 42nd year, the Farm Woman of the Year program celebrates women who play a vital role in advancing agriculture, supporting their communities, and shaping the future of farming.
Kayla Coehoorn serves as herd manager and partner at Back 40 Acres, a progressive dairy operation near Pulaski. She oversees daily herd health, breeding, and performance while utilizing advanced robotic milking technology to ensure efficiency and animal well-being. Kayla is deeply
involved in every aspect of the farm, from calf care and herd management to fieldwork during planting and harvest seasons.
Kayla’s passion for agriculture began at a young age, growing up on her family’s dairy farm. Over the years, she has helped guide the farm through significant growth and innovation, including the transition to robotic milking systems and expansion of the dairy operation.
A graduate of Pulaski High School, Kayla earned her degree in Ag Business and Production from Fox Valley Technical College and continues to pursue additional education to stay at the forefront of modern agriculture. Her leadership was recognized early on as she served as Pulaski
FFA President and was named NWTC Ag Student of the Year. Beyond the farm, Kayla is a strong advocate for agriculture and community involvement. She serves as Secretary of the Shawano County Dairy Promotions Board and is an active leader in the Angelica 4-H Club. She regularly hosts farm tours for schools, colleges, and community groups, and is passionate about educating others on the importance of dairy farming. Kayla also
participates in numerous local events, bringing agriculture directly to the community through hands-on experiences. Kayla and her husband, David, are raising their two children, Audrey and Wesley, on the farm, instilling in them the same strong values and work ethic that have defined generations of familyfarming.
“Kayla represents everything this award stands for,” said Eric Voight, General Manager of Results Broadcasting. “Her leadership, innovation, and passion for agriculture make her a tremendous role model for our farming community.” Kayla Coehoorn was honored during a special presentation at the Results Broadcasting studios. She received a commemorative plaque and a $500 award in recognition of her achievements. The 2026 Farm Woman of the Year program is made possible through the support of area agricultural businesses and sponsors committed to promoting the future of farming in Northeast Wisconsin.
For more information about the Farm Woman of the Year program, visit TCHDailyNews.com.
About Results Broadcasting
Results Broadcasting operates four radio stations in Shawano, WI: WTCH-AM 960 & 96.1 FM,
Frog 92.3, The Franchise Sports Radio, and B99-3. We are committed to supporting local
agriculture and celebrating the hardworking individuals who make it thrive.
VFW Post 664
It was a busy week at the VFW 2026 National Legislative Conference at Washington, DC telling Congressman & Senators to pass the Major Richard Star Act and other key Legislative Acts. 21 Delegation members from across WI attended. Lots of visits to WI Senators & Congressman. Pictured second from right is VFW Post 664 Quarter Master, Tina Flanagan.
Clintonville Elementary School/Clintonville Police Department/
Kelly Trebus State Farm
Through a donation through the Clintonville Police Department, Kelly Trebus State Farm was able to provide 3,000 snacks to the Clintonville Elementary school. They plan to do another drop off at the beginning of the school year and will have some left to start their October 2026 drive. Community Support = Happy Bellies = Happy Kids! Nice job!
First State Bank Accepts Scholarship Applications
New London, WI – First State Bank continues its longstanding commitment to support local high school students through its scholarship program, offering ten $1,000 scholarships to graduates pursuing post‑secondary education. Applications are now being accepted through an online scholarship application form at bankfirststate.com/scholarships and must be submitted by Monday, April 6.
Eligible applicants must either attend a high school in a community where First State Bank has a location or have an established banking relationship—either personally or through a parent or guardian—as of December 31, 2025. Applicants must also plan to enroll full‑time at an accredited college, university, or technical school for the academic term immediately following their high school graduation.
“Education opens doors, and we believe every student should have the opportunity to pursue their goals,” said Gretchen Steinbecker, vice president of marketing. “Our scholarship program is designed to help remove barriers and uplift local high school graduates as they embark on their academic and professional pathways.”
First State Bank is a community bank with offices in New London, Auburndale, Clintonville, Manawa, Marshfield, Stevens Point, Waupaca, and Wisconsin Rapids. For more information visit bankfirststate.com or call (800) 994-2500.
Bug Boss the X-Terminator

Mosquito season is coming fast—and once they’re here, they don’t mess around.
At The BugBoss, our Mosquito Control Program is designed to help you actually enjoy your yard again without constantly swatting, spraying, or cutting your evenings short.
Here’s what our mosquito package includes:
• Professional mosquito treatments throughout the season (May–September)
• A proven mix of insecticide + IGR + surfactant to break the mosquito life cycle
• A mosquito control station with larvicide placed on your property
• Coverage for up to 1 acre (larger properties available)
Early Bird Pricing is $575 when paid before April 15th
After that, the price increases to $675.
This program fills up quickly every year, and early-bird customers get priority scheduling once the season starts.
If mosquitoes drive you nuts every summer, this is your sign to do something about it before they show up.
Lock in early-bird pricing here:
Questions? Just call 866-BUGBOSS or follow the link above—we’re happy to help.
City of Clintonville

Wolf River Youth Apprenticeship Program

Clintonville Public School District

Click here for the District Link on the Referendum for more information.
ARC Angels Home Care

Christus Lutheran Church
Check out Christus’ Trail Life USA troop. Trail Life is a Church-based, Christ-centered, Boy-Focused program that shapes boys into men of character, integrity, service, and leadership. Contact leader Derek Meyer at 715-460-0133 or go to www.traillifeusa.com for more info!

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Woodside Financial Services LLC Celebrates Pete Chagnon as ACA Rookie of the Year with Network Health
Clintonville, WI — March 18, 2026 — Woodside Financial Services LLC is proud to announce that Pete Chagnon, one of its newest brokers, has been named an ACA Rookie of the Year by Network Health after just six months with the firm. This means Pete was a top performer in helping individuals & families find a good fit with a Network Health plan in the marketplace.
Pete joined Woodside in October 2025, bringing with him over two decades of media experience in radio. Almost all that time was spent on the East Coast before relocating to Wisconsin.
After a brief return to radio in the Wausau area, Pete became licensed in life and health insurance and joined the family business. Since then, he has quickly made an impact, driven by a passion for helping individuals and small businesses find health insurance solutions that truly fit their needs.
“I was genuinely surprised and honored to receive this recognition,” said Chagnon. “Having personally experienced the challenges of navigating health insurance for many years and working closely with small businesses owners in Atlanta and now Wisconsin, I understand what people are up against. My goal is to make the process easier and more approachable for every client I serve.”
In addition to earning ACA Rookie of the Year, Pete also joins the ranks of Elite Producer with Network Health—along with Woodside’s Douglas Arndt and Emily (Arndt) Chagnon. Pete’s addition to Woodside has strengthened the firm’s ability to serve small business owners who are focused on attracting and retaining talent.
Woodside brokers for dozens of health insurance companies and offers hundreds of plans including Medicare plans, individual & family, small business, life, and dental.
For more information about Woodside Financial Services LLC please visit www.woodsidefinancialservices.com or contact the office directly.
Media Contact:
Emily Chagnon
715.754.2166
Emily@WoodsideFinancialServices.com
Wanta’s Floral

Congratulations to Lori List of Wanta’s Floral for receiving the Special Service Award from the WUMFA (Wisconsin and Upper Michigan Florists Association! We are so luck to have such talent in our community. Thank you Lori for all of your years of dedication!

Clintonville Area Food Pantry


After several decades, the Clintonville Shopper’s Guide will no longer be in circulation. Please see the following excerpts taken from Patrick Wood, Publisher with MMC Channels, letter from the March 31, 2026 issue of the Shopper’s Guide. We wish to thank them for their dedication to our community over the years.
- Publication Closure: Multi Media Channels (MMC) will cease publication of the Waupaca Buyers Guide, New London Shoppers Guide, and Clintonville Shoppers Guide due to declining revenues and financial losses. The final issues will be distributed on March 31, 2026.
- Reason for Decision: The decision was made to protect the broader family of MMC community newspapers across Wisconsin, which are considered a priority.
- Continued Local News Coverage: MMC’s paid subscriber newspapers will continue to serve Waupaca, New London, and Clintonville, providing local news, sports, community events, and other relevant stories.
- Encouragement to Subscribe: Readers are encouraged to subscribe to these newspapers to support local journalism and maintain connections between local readers and businesses.
- Digital Platforms: MMC’s community websites will remain free and accessible, offering up-to-date local news and information.
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Commitment to Community: MMC reaffirms its dedication to serving communities with honest and faithful local journalism despite the changes.



